Propaganda machines up to speed Publicity efforts by the US and Dutch tax authorities indicate that the hunt for undisclosed accounts in typical offshore jurisdictions is still a hot item. Although Curacao was not mentioned by the US authorities, the Dutch tax authorities announced a new search for undisclosed accounts in Curacao based on information… Continue reading VOLUNTARY DISCLOSURE AND THE HUNT FOR UNDISCLOSED ACCOUNTS BY US AND DUTCH TAX AUTHORITIES
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REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION BY FOREIGN TAX AUTHORITIES
A request for information needs to contain specific information The former Netherlands Antilles concluded several tax information exchange agreements (‘TIEA’) during recent years. These TIEAs also apply to the newly formed country Curacao. The Tax Arrangement for the Kingdom (‘TAK‘) is applicable within the Kingdom of the Netherlands, which includes Curacao. Article 37 of the TAK… Continue reading REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION BY FOREIGN TAX AUTHORITIES
KEEPING, MAINTAINING AND RETAINING RECORDS FOR TAX PURPOSES IN THE DUTCH CARIBBEAN
Records must be kept for 10 years Pursuant to article 43 of the Netherlands Antilles State Ordinance on National Taxes (Algemene Landsverordening Landsbelastingen, “GONT”) an entity is obliged to keep the records (‘administratie’) of its assets and liabilities that clearly show the rights and obligations at all times and that provide the data relevant to… Continue reading KEEPING, MAINTAINING AND RETAINING RECORDS FOR TAX PURPOSES IN THE DUTCH CARIBBEAN
PROVIDING INFORMATION TO THE DUTCH CARIBBEAN TAX INSPECTOR
Digital information is not sufficient In general every company is obliged to supply the Tax Inspector with data and information that is or can be significant for levying taxes from that company. Regarding the aforementioned all data carriers or their content have to be made available at the request (and discretion) of the Tax Inspector.… Continue reading PROVIDING INFORMATION TO THE DUTCH CARIBBEAN TAX INSPECTOR